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1AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL;
SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 120, 1007.
U xvii.
NO. 100.
AYWOOD
GUILTY
S
NOT
ire Makes Coney Island Freaks Do Extra Stunts
D
NOT
BELIEVE
ORCHARD
if MAN HELD OUT
let Is Generally Approved But
aho Governor Is Piqued and In-
sis He Will Have Others Tried-
filiations Pour In From All
ner the World.
nn 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1'
Denver, July 220. Federn-
Rm headquarters hero ore del-
;ed with telegrams of con-
ntulatloiiH on tho verdict.
icsmrcs iroin iu loruign
onntrics have been received,
nil Eastern cities are rep
ented, riiuaocipmn, uin
ii nuu nam more jink jiuy-
Icod to speak hi those cities,
nd nre planning receptions to
laruood. The miners say tho
rrdlct will Increase the feder
Ition membership.
1 1 n 1 1 1 1 18 1 1 1 a h 1 1 1 ii n
Haywood was acquitted Sunday
morning, tho jury having arrived at
a verdict shortly after 7 o'clock. Tho
tvlal, which has attracted universal
uttentlon, has dragged along for 80
days, having begun May 9th.
When the jury retired Saturday
morning shortly after 11 o'clock
they proceeded to the election of a
foreman, ThoniaB B. Gess, No. 1, be
ing solected. Then came tho first
formal ballot which rsauUed:
Not guilty, 8; guilty, 2; blank, 2.
BlankB' were cast by Foreman
Gess and A. P. Burns, both farmers.
The Bocond was 9 to 3, Gess going
ovor to tho majority. Then Burns
Joined In making it 10 to 2. Hero
tho jury remained at a deadlock for
12 hours, the two men insisting up
on conviction in some degree b-lng
ThoniaB Powell and Samuel D. GU
man, ranchers.
Tho Jurors in favor of acquittal
took turns In arguing with tho recal
citrants. Onco during tho debato
as tho doors of tho Jury room stood
open, Mr. Powell could bo scon Boat
ed at tho table pouring ovor a copy
of Judgo Wood's instructions. At
3:30 a. m. ho Bticcumbed, and then
all tho Jurymen turned in for a nap.
It was a little after C o'clock when
Juror Oilman was aroused with tho
announcement that another vote was
about to bo taken.
"Well," ho said, "if anybody would
stick with me, I would Btay hero as
long as any of tho rest of you, but ns
I am alono I will fall In with your
wishes."
Tho vote was caBt, and William D.
JilCAGO STOR
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Our
Mid-Summer
Clearing Sale
WI!1 bo a record-bfeakor, Judging from tho crowds of people that did
Mr trading hero oh Monday. There will be no reserve in regard to
llcee. Wo want the room for our fall stock, and wo must havo it if
nave to sell tho goods at half their regular price. This salo is
Ineral all over tho store, no matter how new and up-to-dato
Ms are. Out they have to go. Trade at tho Busy Store.
Haywood was declared acquitted of
all complicity In the death of ex
Governor Steunenborg.
Judgo Wood was telephoned for nt
7:10 a. m., and arrived at tho court
houso 20 minutes Inter. Tho attor
neys for the defense and prosecution
wore slower, and did not nrrlvo until
Just before 8 o'clock. Mr. Dnrrow
came first. Haywood entered tho
court room at 7:45, and smiled his
customary greetings to counsel and
nowspnper men. Asked how ho felt
ho declared:
"Very well, Indeed." Ho hnd laid
down most of tho night, and hnd had
pomo sleep. Judge Wood took his
place on tho bench nt 7:51 o'clock,
and four minutes lator tho tired, be
draggled, worn-out Jurors filed in.
liny wood sat with his right elbow
hung ovor the high back of his nrm
chair a characteristic nttltudo. Ab
the clerk began to call tho roll tho
6'ionco In tho big court room was
painful. Tho ticking of tho clock on
tho .wall sounded llko blows from a
sltdgo. Then enmo tho volco of
Judgo Wood asking:
"Gentlemen of tho Jury, havo you
agreed upon n vordlct?"
Haywood turned his single eye up
on tho 12 men.
"Wo havo" came the rsponso
from Foromnn Gess, who handed a
plain whito, odlcinl sizo onvclopo to
tho court.
Judgo Wood opened tho envelope,
hubitatcd, looked again, and then in
somo amazement said:
"There Is nothing hero."
"Thero's tho right onvelopo In your
coat pocket," said Juror Russell
GLASS
JURY
HANGS
TO BE TRIED AGAIN
Honey Is DIssapointcd But Insists Ho
Will Yet Convict Glass-ZImmcr
. Still Remains In Jail and Refuses
to Tcstify-May Stay Five Years
San Francisco, July 29. After 10
ballots, In which there was small va
riation from tho original standing of
tho body seven for conviction and
flvo for acquittal, tho Jury In tho
Louis Glass bribery caso was dis
charged Sunday afternoon by Judgo
LavJor.
Tho men who Btood out for nc
qulttnl were: Michael Snmuols, a
photographer; Gcorgo Kohn, a com
mission broker; Jacob Worthclmor,
u wholesale cigar dealer; Charles P.
Fonda, a wholesale manufacturers'
Agtint, and Hugo SIiuboI, a retired
grocer.
There waB no disagreement as to
tho payment of a bribe, but It was
GRAND JURY IMPANELLED.
To Exnndite Into Death of airs, Pot
MnGlll.
Clinton, 111., July 29. A Bpeclal
grand jury to invcstlgato tho charges
of uxorctdo against Fred MnGlll and
of murder against his brldo, was Im
panelled this morning, instructed by
tho court nnd Bent Into secret session.
Sovonty-four witnesses havo beeu
subpoenaed by tho state. MaGIU
flinds public sontlment 1b not entire
ly in his favor, but his lodgo num
bers nro standing by him.
o .
UNPItECEDENTED HEAT.
McfiiVgor, Texas, July 20.
For an hour and twenty min
utes yesterday tho thermometer
registered 170 hi tho sun nnd
J 17 In tho shado over an urea
three miles long nnd two wld.
Scores of people wero overcome
and horses, cattle nnd poultry
dropped dead.
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CONEY
ISLAND
BLAZE
STIRS UP FREAKS
Freaks Frolic Out, Limbless j Wonder
Garrlcd Out In a Basket Without
Loss of Limb, and tho Fire Eatlna
Wonder Refuses to Swallow the.
Conflagration
CALEB
POWERS
AGAIN
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tho
Thousands of yards of lawns,
altiea and challles, half-price.
press ginghams, half-price.
10"0 jards of 12C India Lin-
M, yard 7c,
We show the greatest stock of
Rustics in Salem, and at the
e prices.
Remnants nt -u
and ellks, half-price!
dress
The only people in Salem that
Bhow the now College shirt waist;
prlco tho same bb In New York,
$1.25.
to contention uy mo mon wno votcu ror
jncqulttal that tho crime had not been
positively fastened upon Glass.
Tho retrial of tho caso has been
sot for August Dth.
Ik'tffn Halsey Trial Today.
TlIa" morning T,hpndpro y. Halsov,
who aofed.ijsjtMo.-'brlbory agont of
tho 'Pacific Telephono Company, was
placed on trial. Tho prosooutlon,
anticipates no troublo In convicting
Ilalsey, and lias oponly stated that,
If necessary, he will ho granted im
nunlty If Iiq will tako tho stand nnd
tell the truth.
Francis J. Ilcney and D. M. Dol
Georgetown, Ky., July 29. Cnlob
Powers, accused of complicity In tho
murder of Governor Goebol, was
placed on trial today for tho fourth
time. Judgo Sims, for the dofenao,
entered n motion to havo Special
Judgo Robblns, sitting In tho case,
removed. His motion was allowed,
Mud an affidavit showing cniiBo waB
filed. The court adjourned until 2
o'clock' this afternoon.
ENGLISH CRITICISM.
Johnny Dull s Talk About Wlwt
They Do Not Understand.
London, July 29. London paporB
call tho Haywood verdict nenr an-
mns wore out of tho city today. Tho nrohy, and Idaho conditions nro crlt
foimer nt tho Bohomlan Club Grove, iclsod, "That WcBtorn atnto Is aB
on tho Russian river, and tho latter ear anarchy ns a community Is llke
at his rnnch at Mountain Vlow. hy to got," says tho Stnr. "It Ib clear
William J. Burns, who 'has nartlst- thnt hugo chunks of tho United
cd Heney In gathering tho evldonco, states aro still wolterlng In rnw, un
said he was greatly disappointed.
Glass 8nld that ho would resorvo
comment until ho had been tried on
nil of the 11 indictments ngaindt
him.
J The prosecution will loso no time
In placing Glass on trlnl again. If
Tho foreman was palpab-,Zramor wi,oso t Btlmony could
WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD.
dovolopcd chaos, and that tho coun
try cannot digest Itsolf," comments
of other paporB aro along tho samo
Unas.
o
Harvest Itmis.
Heppner, Or., July 29. Heading
has commenced In Morrow county,
convict Glass In two minutes, persists i.u threshing will not begin, genor-
Prlces on hosiery and all kinds
of fancy goods slaughtered.
If you want the smallest prices
on mill(nery you ever heard of
come to the Chicago Btore.
Prices cut to the quick on hun
dreds of other articles all over
the store.
room. Tho second envelope
handed up. Judge Wood glanced at
it, and tossed tho paper to the clerk,
who read:
"State of Idaho against William D.
Haywoed: We. tho Jury. In the
above entitled causa find tho defend-
Mr. Gess.
ly norvous. and this added to tho ma
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torlal Btraln folt by all In tho court j,jb refn8ni t0 answor quostlons on nlly, for n week or 10 days. Thoro
room. Tho second envelono wadUim witni... .,,.,,i . ,m i,n ....! . ,.... ...
,... ...w.vpd maiiu, i,u ..... uu Jin..- arCf nowover, n low macuincs now
Jsiiod to tho extent of tho California j mining. Tho farmers aro having a
law, which nllowB Imprisonment for ROod deal of troublo getting holp and
six months for each refusal. Dy this are offering very high wugos.
process ZImmer can bo given a total I Several of tho whoat growors in
of nearly flvo years In prison. tbfu section hav boon waiting for
Still another altomatlVO IB heforo r.nmn tlmo for rnmhlncil hnrvoRtnrB.
t. . I -.-- w T - -.. . ...,...,.,
am, wiiiinro u, uaywaoa, noi guiuy. . tn prosecution. whlch they ordered early In tho yenr,
muniuB . ubbh, lureiimii. j .Many or tho Jurora who voted ror i,t which, for somo reason, thoy
Then camo the congratulation of acquittal said If tho Indictment had i,aVp boon unable to cot.
naywoou, in the miust or wnica .been against both Zlmmor nnd Glass
Judgo Wood said: Jthoy would have voted for conviction.
"Tho defendant will bo discharged .Thoy said the only uncertainty in
nnu wie jury msmiBsou lor uio lorin tnoir mind wbb whothor Glass or'n8 tho season advnncos. Tho fear
Juror J. Robertson, tho good-nu- zimmer had ordered the payment of that tno 8prlng crop would bo short
tured Scotchman, nt whoso houso tho bribe. It In within tho power of on account of tho suddon hot wonth-
hore In RoIbo Governor Steunonberg the grand Jury to make this question ter i,n8 i,een dlsalpatod by tho cool
Albany, Or., July 29. Crop condi
tions In Linn county appear bettor
BALKM'fl FASTEST GROWIXG STORE.
McEVOY BROS.
OOKKWIOIAL AXD GOVWt WMWI.
fJUL3W, OK.
enBior of solution by additional In
dictments.
boarded for moro than two years
said:
"I couldn't reconcile mysoir to 8ftn Frnncisco, July 29. Charles 'fan grnln ja rapidly bolng put into
voting any other way than with the t. V. Halney, accused of bribery of Bhock. Tho barley crop is already
nights nnd tho generally lower torn
poraturo throughout tho valley, Tho
Glass gives ball for appcaranco Au
gust 5th,
-o
dofeuso from the very first, and I supervisors for tho telephone com
think that, under the law and tho ev- pnny, was continued until WCdnoa
ldenco, there was nothing elso for us day. BurnB stateB ho will get now
to do. Tho last fellow who held out (evidence in tho Glass trial that will
against acquittal belongsto the samo certainly convict Glasa on retrial.
fraternal organization that I do.
There was some talk of a compro
mise on a second degree verdict, but
WQ wouldn't stand for that It either
had to l-o acquittal or I would havo
stayed there forever."
Juror Samuel F. Russell, tho se
nior member of the panel, said:
"There was nothing against Hay
wood hut suspicion and Inference,
and when we cam to dovetail tho ev
idence In tho Juryroora It didn't seem
somehow Us St."
I'ortlftHd Selected.
Seattle, Wash., July 29. After a
spirited contest with Carson City,
Novada, the Woodmen this morning
solected Portland as tho next bead
camp In 1910. The most Important
question of tho osIon comes up this
a&emooB, when tho matter of rals
lafg the per capita tax and the equal-
taction of insurance rates will be
being garnered. Many farmers of
Linn county grow clover for seed, and
clover hullora ore numerous. The
grain crop bids fair to bo largo, and
tho quality of the very best.
o
Confessed to Embezzlement.
Kenton, O., July 29. Attorney B.
D. Roack, former mayor, and chair
man of the Hardin county Republi
can executive committee, this morn
ing gavo himself up to tho flhorlff,
confessing that ho had embezzled
128,000 from as estate managed by
hire.
Chkwfp Wrkrt.
Chicago, July 39. Wheat 9t,
Nuw York, July 29. Coney Island'
waB visited by a dlBnstrouu flro curly
Sunday, and bovoii blocks in tho
nmusomont zone wero dentroyed.
Tho 1ob8 OBtlmntcd by tho shows Is
about $1,000 000. Tllyou'K Stooplo
chaso Park ond nearly n acoro of
Binall hotoln wor wiped out, and for
a tlmo tho flames threatened tho de
struction of Luna Park Hnd Dream
land, great-homes of summer amuse
ment, and tho scorcB of smaller
lllacna which frlngo tho water's edga
for a mllo. A lucky shift of the
wind to soaward aided tho flromem
and probably saved tho wholo pictur
es quo area.
Tho destruction of Stoeplochasa
Pnrk was n spectacular scone. Flames
loapod hither and thither, licking ujv
tho dancing .pavilion and tho horsa
racing railway. Tito Steeplechase
and hotel nnd nearly ascoro of small
er wooden hotolB,' which fronted
ajong thft wpatorn sldo of tlio lahmd '
wero uinzing.
Tho alarm of flro woko up dozing;.
Coney Isliinil with a Btart, and In tu
tow mlntitB Surf nvonuo was Jam- .
mod with oxcltcd fronkH and frollck-
orH, chorus girls, Bnako-charmors,
nnlmnl-tralnorB, porformers, niniiBO
inent omployosall tho miscella
neous population of tho iHland, In.
fact.
LliiiblcHs Wonder Is Rescued.
Insldo tho burning pnrk all was ox-
cltoment nnd confusion umomr tho
two Hcoro employes, who slopt In u
houso nenr tho entrance. Carrying
grips and luggngo thoy ncurrlod to
tho street, and while tho exodus was
In progress a cry wont up that San-
dora tho armelus and leglcHs man,
who ents a dozon meals a day, Just
(o show that ho can do It without tho
aid of a nn b and legs, was mlssitur.
Seizing n basket, two employes hur
ried buck and found Sandorn wig
gling along tho door toward tho door,
Tho "wonder" was piled Into n bad
kot, and though tho smoke nnd
Jinnies threatened to engulf his rea-
cucnt, ho wns carried to a hotol.
where ho romarked that his escnpo
had been effected "without tho loaa
of llfo or limb."
Tho hotels burned llko tinder, and
a few minutes suflloled to wlpo thorn
out clean.
"Klin Hater" Flees From Flames.
Ono of tho llrut to escape from his
lodging placo was Fritncottco, tho fit o
sator, When things are ctlm and
placid Francesco oats flro and
breathes It forth again, all for a live,
llhood. Sometimes ho Is advertised
to batho In tongues of llnnics. Rut
today's conflagration was too mum
ovou for Francesco, and ho wlsoly
gavo way to tho flremon. i
To Mine Manila May.
Omaha, Neb., July 29. A detach
ment of 128 engineers, electricians
and snppors passed through Omaha
today under rush ordors to procood to
Manila to mine Manila bay.
Dr. J. F. COOK
THE BOTANICAL POOTOR,
MOVE TO S4 LUUHtTY STREWr
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